Roy Fowler

[…]ally rather pointless to try and do oral history at 6,000 miles. Mm, in the documentation if you go through it you’ll find I was very active with The Directors’ Guild, mm, and what they were doing. They have a superb oral history enterprise and so we learned from them and we tried to help them whene[…]

Christine Collins

[…]but he was pretty hard on all the chaps that worked here. There must have been ten or twelve people employed I would think. There were at least three directors and a permanent cameraman and an assistant and so forth. But he was always agentleman when it came to women and he would never tell you off,[…]
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